When I bought 4.3 acres of heavily wooded land in Crossville, Tennessee in April 2023 it did not have what’s called a 911 address. House lots used to have a mailbox and hence a mailing address. Now with ambulance services and the need for law enforcement and fire fighters to respond to an emergency, house lots are assigned a 911 address. Mine was assigned after I had the lot partially cleared and a gravel pad put down for the 911 address technician to pull in off the road in July.

I usually always thought in numerology that you add the numbers.

3 + 3 + 9 + 6 = 21

2 + 1 = 3

So my house, It thought would be 3 = a lucky number for a writer and for anyone who wants to be creative which is one reason why I bought the land. I want to go all out and spread my crafts and art projects out everywhere.

https://www.magicbricks.com/blog/house-number-3-in-numerology/130357.html

But I never thought until a few moments ago to look up. the entire number.

https://www.ifate.com/number-meanings/number-3396-meaning.html

The numerological meaning of 3396

Looking from a numerological perspective, the energy represented by the 4-digit number 3396 is a notably positive energy. It resonates with well-defined patterns of creative power and marked vibrations of enthusiasm. It’s also regarded as a number of jubliance and fun. It spreads laughs, positivity and thrills.

The number 3396 also has a very good-natured energy as well”.

I’m not going to dwell (pun intended) on the negative aspects of 3396.

What drove me to write today was a post by

When I bought the land I didn’t look up the name of the road! Looking back in my memory I think I figured it was just a place name. I worked briefly as a librarian in a college in south Jersey located in a rural town named Pomona. I had heard about Pomona, California.

What I did NOT know was Pomona was a ROMAN GODDESS whose feast day was yesterday, November 1st and that she did not have a Greek counterpart, hence why I probably had not heard about her.

“Pomona: the muse of many

Her paradisiacal garden and the temptation of her virginal beauty made her a subject of fascination among European sculptors and painters from the 16th to the 19th centuries. 

Rubens, Bloemaert, Goltzius, Francesco Melzi and Rosetti all depicted the maiden in her garden, shunning her most persistent suitor, Vertumnus. This is Monna Pomona Monna Pomona 1864 painted by Dante Gabriel Rossetti 1828-1882 and can be seen in the Tate Britain, London.

Writers have written her into plays, poems and novels, even inspiring a character in Harry Potter. Interpretations differ from artist to artist but she is always synonymous with rich, fantastical landscapes and a voluptuous sensuality”.

I must have been out to lunch for decades! HOW could I not match up the first name of my favorite Hogwarts’ teacher with my street name????

I haven’t worn perfume in decades, but maybe once I get to POMONA road, I just might seek out a store and at least sniff this!

I just have to deal first with getting a water tap, getting my deposit back from Armstrong Steel because the land will not support a red iron (steel) structure of ANY kind not even a garage, and put my house on the market, sell it, and move. Hopefully, the Goddess Pomona will smile at my efforts and tell Mars to postpone World War III at least until I can have a greenhouse erected and the rose garden I always wanted planted!